One thing here: The Polish government thinks that the indicators that the attack came from Iran might be a misdirection to hide the true attacker's location.
I had this thought yesterday, reading about the Stryker attack.
secure devices, verify email recipients, and avoid alcohol-related negligence.
When you REAAALLLY would like to hear the whole story behind an incident.
When you order Ann Demeulemeester shoes in your regular size.
Brilliant sweepthestrait.com
Handala, an Iranian linked group, has wiped Stryker, an Israel linked healthcare company.
All BYOD and corporate devices wiped, including servers. More in thread.
cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog...
*pop* *pop* *Poppopopopop*
A color photograph of a B-47 jet bomber in flight.
A color photograph of a gray metal “birdcage” on display in a museum. A birdcage was used to store and transport a single plutonium capsule or core for early atomic bombs (before sealed pit designs were perfected and deployed). The spherical capsule was kept in the pressurized and neutron-absorbing cylindrical reservoir in the center. The welded tubing surrounding the reservoir kept capsules far enough apart from each other to prevent a criticality accident (an accidental, short-lived chain reaction that, while not a full nuclear explosion, could release enough radiation to kill or seriously injure anyone nearby).
70 years ago today, a B-47 bomber ferrying two plutonium pits from MacDill AFB, Florida, to Ben Guerir AFB, French Morocco, disappeared in heavy clouds over the Mediterranean Sea while trying to rendezvous with a refueling tanker. An extensive 10-day search failed to find aircraft, crew, or cargo.
Absolute love for this one.
Played it to death, including all its expansions.
From the Dutch intel service: Russia targets Signal and WhatsApp accounts in cyber campaign
english.aivd.nl/latest/news/...
I didn't even include the lawyer's best burn!
Lawyer: You say you have an understanding of what DEI means and when I ask you, you say you need to reference the Executive Order [EO].
Do you need to reference EOs to define every word you use in your everyday life?
Opposing Lawyer: Objection.
Ook het idee dat een pijp in de grond genoeg is om het er uit te halen terwijl de hele infra er om heen gewoon weg is. Zelfs als stand by zijn daar enorme investeringen voor nodig om iets mogelijk te maken, die je inderdaad veel beter kan gebruiken.
If any news org has footage of Amazon data centers being blown up and burnt to the ground, there’s definitely a big audience for that.
Bandcamp Friday!
An easy way to support your artists.
idehall.bandcamp.com
Oh snap. 😣 🧵
Great series, but I was afraid to look at meteor showers for years after this.
The basic idea is putting stuff inside a "faraday cage" (a conducting enclosure) so that the energy follows the path of least resistance.
The hard part is getting signals and energy in and out, which involves all sorts of filters/fibre optics and lots more.
Anyway, always a joy to read!
SCOOP: Proton Mail provided Swiss authorities with payment data that the FBI then used to determine who was allegedly behind an anonymous account affiliated with the Stop Cop City movement in Atlanta, according to a court record reviewed by 404 Media.
I would have so loved it if the Falcon 030 badge would have used these colours as well.
Always enjoy reading your stories, and generally have nothing to add. In this case maybe some comfort in knowing that EMP protection is quite common for some critical systems.
(a lifetime ago in the early 90s, I even worked for some time in EMP protected shelters)
Thought of that when seeing 20 Patriots going up in Bahrain to intercept one or 2 missiles earlier.
This may give it some more perspective as well: www.reddit.com/r/Cyberpunk/...
That big white round container under the drone contains the fibre optic cable that unspools when it flies away, so yes, it is physically linked to the controller for 50 km.
Dragnet?
Never seen!?
remembering Catherine O’Hara on her birthday 🤍
Winning over hearts and minds of the regular population by taking out the power..
Seeing their "proof" is also not very convincing, likely coming from an older breach (majority from 2018), then again these companies do like to keep old stuff :)
A Iran-tied hacktivist group claims to have hacked Saudi Aramco. 12 years ago Iran wiped that company, one of the most significant cyberattacks in history. I didn't think this looked to be similar, but I asked Aramco anyway. This is their response.
Instead we're building a small one near Liverpool these days
www.thepeoplespyramid.org
Reddit is Usenet
Discord is IRC
Facebook is finger
BitTorrent is a BBS
Google is gopher
WoW is zork
TikTok is MIDI autoplay on a GeoCities page
Uber is hitchhiking
BlueSky is wall
Give it a bit, I'm sure you'll hear them again soon: www.tradewindsnews.com/cruise-and-f...
